Scalp EEG detects motor sequence replay signatures during wakeful rest
This study shows scalp EEG can detect motor sequence replay during wakeful rest, with accelerated memory reactivation enhancing learning and replay strength.
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This study shows scalp EEG can detect motor sequence replay during wakeful rest, with accelerated memory reactivation enhancing learning and replay strength.
Debadatta Dash, Leonardo Claudino, Hisato Sugata…·Ethan R. Buch
This study links constricted pupil states to neural replay during wakeful rest in humans, showing their association with motor learning outcomes.
Shota Kimura, Hiroyuki Matsuta, Kana Matsumura…·Hisato Sugata
This study investigates whether 20-Hz tTIS modulates striatal neurochemical markers and functional connectivity, finding group-dependent associations between Glx changes and network alterations.
Hisato Sugata, Sarang Kim, Takashi Ikeda, Masayuki Hara
The paper examines how food preference relates to distinct cortical functional connectivity patterns during food image observation using EEG data from healthy adults.
Hisato Sugata, Fumiaki Iwane, William Hayward…·Leonardo G. Cohen
The paper links alpha and low-beta oscillatory activity in cingulate and striatal brain hubs to micro-offline gains during early skill learning.
Kana Matsumura, Hiroyuki Matsuta, Ryushin Kawasoe…·Hisato Sugata
This study shows that transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation reduces striatal GABA levels and improves early-phase motor learning in healthy adults.
Ryushin Kawasoe, Kana Matsumura, Taiga Shinohara…·Hisato Sugata
This study examines how wakeful targeted memory reactivation (TMR) during short rest periods affects motor learning, finding that cue timing and structure influence outcomes via the lateral orbitofrontal cortex network.